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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15
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Compass charms are again in demand
for gentlemen.
Gald buttons are worn on white
waistcoats for full dress.
Fashionable troussrs are wide and
utterly without shape.
In the line Of scarf pins tho heads Of
animals hold their popularity.
A single stud will probably Be wsrn
in dress shirt fronts next winter.
u The fosr-in hand scarf continues to
Mid its own against all rivals for favor.
The latest absurd sccsntricity in
neck wear 10 four-in hand Of Russia
leather.
Washable pique suspsndsrs for sum-
mer wear are shown this ssason in an
common variety.
Some of the striped ceats men wore
for tennis recall kind Of state uniform
worn on the Hudson.
Tho sld-fashisned single -buttsned
cutaway, knswn a. the "English walk
ing coat" is struggling into favor
again.
Nothing is considered neater for q
flll-dress watch chain for . gentle
man than the white or colsrsd ribbsH
with plain gold mountings.
Nen's collars are now made with Z
stiff flap Of linen at the back. The
scarf is slipped under this. and is Of.
fsctivsly held in place BY it
In Paris, the latest style for men
is plain gray Prince Albert frock,
with dark trousers smbsllished by {
broad side stripe, and white gaitsrs.
A mads-sp Windsor bow is one ol
the seasons novelties in neskwear. II
saves the trouble Of tying, which pre-
vents many people from wearing Wind
sor ties.
For mems cutting dress, Knicker
becker Trousers are rapidly growing il
favor, and long stoskings Of tastsfu
designs are this season m. re import
ant part Of manufacturers stock thar
hitherto.
Link buttons are very small ami
delicate this season, and large Or edo
patterns are not recommended
Slightly srnamsntsa gold tints for th'
street and plain white enamel fol-
dress are most in vogue.
French shirtings in linen and per
Gale are less startling than last season
and the tendency il toward quiet ant
I ssnteel effects. This does not appl,
to figures, which are more stronsl.
colorsd than ever.
Very high cellars are no longer sso'
form; 81 inches il the extreme heigh
and some popular shapes are A. low .
| II inches in trent. In straight sean
cellars the corners are sharp, with Il
opening straight, or almost straight
and from / to inches in width.
Shirts embroidered in delicate color
will be leaders with high.class trad'
this summer, and will probably be tn,
proper thing for full dress this fall. Th'
nsatest of these have tiny strip .
embroidery dswn the ZAP, in darl
blue and pale ysllow. Csfs are simi
larly embroidered.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

Trials Of Speed conducted usder the auspices Of the Direct
the State Agricultural Society
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED
accordance with Of the Legislature the State Of Nsvsd
entitled IAN provide for the and control Of The ae
Agricultural Society Of the State" approved March 1856
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-09-15
Members Of the State Board Of Agricult

L. }. FLINT, Of washos County,
B. r. LEETE, Of Washos Csunty,
P. n. NULCAHY, Of Washos County
AL. WHITE, Of washos County.
JOHN SwIENY, Of Ornsby County
T. B. RICKEY, sf Douglas County,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Ksieza polscy i parafianic
w T'OlcIO.
MifY MQjsterku!

AhGtI AAtt/ctCI NNs
Uwazaj &C, re teraz W lecie,
kiedy wiarusy wiecej zajete SO TO
botq, niz politykq, chetnie bedzie-
Gle przyjmowali pomoc korespon-
aentGw, bede VAN cd czasu do
czasu posefaf korespondencye,w ma
dziei, re gosc nnego doznaja przy-
,jecia w 1Viarusie.
Ale Cd czegoz tn zaczac?
k}amstwem sic brzydze, a pisane
prawdy W Ameryce czasem przy-
nosi szkode businesowi j chleba
pozbawia.
Najlepiej wiec zaczat ogolni-
klein, jak n. p. ten, re miasto ma
SIZE Z dnia ma dzieh sic powieksza
i kazdy Z dfuzej tutaj osiadfych
rodakdw juz z%nalazf prace i chwa-
Ii Pana Boga, .jak moze.
20 lynn niewinnym wstepie
p~rzystepuje do rzeczy i Z Gaia po-
waga i otwartoscia podziele sic q
Lubym Ma jsterkiem mojem j bra
ci naszych u%trapieniem.
Nanny tutaj diva koscio]y sw.
j a d w i g i i sw. Antoniego o.
Prcboszczem pierwszego jest ks.
Wieczorek, kt6ry dopiero pred
rokiem s%prowadzif sic y dyecezyi
Greenbayskicj do %na>zcj. Dot2d
bylismy Z tego kaplana kontenci,
ale skoro tcraz ks. Wieczorek,
us}uchawszy %podszeptow ks. K o.
aszcw $ k i ego o, zaczyna pre-
sladowaG Zwiazek Narodowy Pol
ski, powstaJa W jego paratii gor-
szace swary i przypominaj q niektd-
rym ludziom jakies malowane kaj-
danny 4 powstanla.
Przy drugim ~koscielc, gdzic
Jest proboszczem Wielcbny O.. o.
rzec h o w k i, dotad b}ogi pa
mule pok6j, ktdrcgo i imym roda-
kom naszym = duszy serca zyczy-
my.
Wadys1am Secsyio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
co SkYCHAC?

W Europe stracby pred
wojnq coraz bardziej cichnq.
Miedzy Niemcam1 j Francyq
jakos stanelo ma w@ajemnem
przypatrywaniu sic i zbroje-
niu.
w Berlinie odbyla sic
W tych dniach narada mini
sterstwa. Uchwalono zaaadac
Cd parlamentu jeszcze sporo
grosza ma wydatki niezbedne.
Urzedownie milczq jeszcze o
tenn, ale berlinskie gazety VIE
dza JUL, Re Rad zazada doda-
tku i to 100 milionow ma wy
datki bieaqcego roku, g}ownie
zas ma wojsko, ma fortece,
koleje ola wojska i te irne
drobnostki, ktore Z obrona
kraju niemieckiego stojq W
zwiazku. Wojska tel bedzie
wiscej, vice tel wiece) pie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Il Texas.
New Waverly, II ma.ja, 81 7.
Kochany Majsterku!

New Waverly, II maja, 81 T..
Kochany Ma jsterku!
JUL n'ejakis czas czytamy Wa
szego Wiaruso, ktory nam sic
nadzwyczaj pohoba, vice prosze
badz taskaw umiescjt to pare SLOW
2 naszej kolonii polskiej w New
Waverly.
Jest mas tn rolskich family
65 i wszystkim, dzieka Bogu, do
brze sic powcdzi.' Nanny sw6j
wfasny koscidf i szkole bez zad-
neSo dtugu. K~iqdza wtasnego
ME many, lecz Przewielebny X.
Biskup Galveston przcznaczyf
nam tymczasowo ma proboszcza
WieIebnego ks,edza j. Ora
b nger parat'i Brenkam, kto-
ry mas odwledza II razy %rocznie.
Nasze Towarzyslwo pod opie-
ky sw. Micbalu Archaniota, o kto-
rem MASTER wspomniut, jest jesz-
Z stable co do liczby czfonk6w,
iecz income W czynieniu dobrego,
/ many nad1ie.je, BE sic wkrotce
p~owiekszy.
w Z,cIono S%wiatki, dnla 20
maja bedziemy tn mieli picnic,
ma kt6ry %wszystkich Rodakow
z bl'zszej i dalszcj okoljcy zapra-
szamy, a mianowicie PIP. l.. Ko-
ehanowicza, B. Kochanowicza i p.
j. Bartule, ably sic z mani pota-
czyli ma wzajemna ucloche.
kohczac, zyczymy O., Majster-
ku, zdrowia i dobrcso powodzenia,
abys d}rgo zyt dla Iudu polskie-
go w swojej kuzni pracowaf.
K0nitef.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
WesO1y veteran.
Mister.
Minonk, ILL.,, 8 maia, 81 !

MiloiiN' III, y hi"J'3 O. i.
Kocl@ny Ma jsterku!
Za}aczam PREY niniei SEEN mo-
ney order. ma s1,25, proszac o zali-
genie jednego dolara ma rachunek
prominently "a kochanego Wioru-
sd.
Za}uje mocno, re obecne kry-
tyczne mole po}ozenie ME pozwala
mi wiecej posfat, DO ten Wiarus
to doprawdy wart nietylko 9 dola-
ry, ale bez przesady 4. TAX dziel-
ME kuje, re az W Minonk trzesa sic
nasze majny, a ci co winni "a
Wiarusa, to sic trzesa re strachu
jak osina a jednak nicponic ME
plaza.
Te Is cent6w prosze oddac do
Sharbu Narodowego, dobrowolnie
ten podatek ma siebie nak}adajae j
wyrazaj ac zyczenie, ably moi PREY
k}ad pobudzi} i innych polskich
r%obotnik6w do nasladowania, chloe
by tylko tych W Minonk.
U mas ws@ystko sic wiedzie
po staremu, jeno ludzika sic lekaja
o swych krewnych Europe gwo-
Ii wojny a tn Ameryce gwoli
chor6bska. Dop6ki mielismy leka-
rza domowego, tosmy sic ME bali
choroby, ale skoro ten %przeni6s}
sic do w~iecznosci, ME ma, kto by
mas cd niej bronif.
Starry veteran
u. Witecki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

wyohowany [poniewa1 jestem tn
juz lat 6] to jednak dusza j screen
icstem Pulakiem i milo mi bedzie,
gdv TAXA enn patryotyczna pa
miatka bedzie sic znajdowaia W
moim storze.
Pozosiaje zyczl;wym Ola VIA
sa druchem
n. A. Mazony
pocztmistrz.
IObraz wysfnlem do wilma w dniu
90 maja.
Mujstey.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Eoha palskis z Amsryli
Warus0 dochodzqce.
w ObrOnfe redaklOr1
WlaruSa,
. dochodsqce.
Dayton, Ohio, % kwietnia, 81.
Szanowny Majsterku!


Szanowny Majslerka!
Widziafem kicGys w Gozccie
Katolchi;ej straSzna obelge Majs-
terkowi w~yrzadzona j byibym go
tow pojedvnkowac SIC 2 owym
safanduta, Doc pochodze z Nowe-
90 Wieca, z powiatu Koscierskie-
90, IMAM Uieromimu Derdowskiego
dobrze. wyszedlszy z domu rodAi-
cielskiego, przestawafem z taklmi
ludzmi, co o obecnym redaktorze
Waruso tylko dobre .zeczy opo-
wia1ali.
Wara tego, co bedzic miaf
smiafosc powiedziec mi W oczy
co KrytyAa Gaseta Aotolicha o
Derdowskim naplsata - lepiej by
toby dla takiego, 2cby wcale ME
byf widziat Ameryki.
Me %spotkafem @jeszcze W VIA
rusie, 4eby z jaka gazeta wprzod
zadart, tylko W innych gazotach
widuje, Be chcac bye jake stare
Amery kany wielkimi m%adralami,
m6wia, re znaja tutejsze stosunki
lepiej cd tych co tn tylko niedfu
go sa, a to jest giupstwo. Czfo-
wick rozumny W paru miesiacach
lepiej tu'ejsze stosuphi pozna,
anizeli osief w 20 latach:
w Jcdnym numerze Guzeta,
Hatolicha napisnia, ze p. Derdow-
ski nj urzad talk rcdaguje gazette
ably byio so do smiechu ale
choG by to byfa i prawda, czyzby
W tenn By 10 co ztcgo? Czlowiek,
ktoremu sic dobrze powodzi, ME
bedzie trzymat gazety DO p}akania,
jeno ma to, :by sic, czytaJac, roz-
weselic, i tukich tn Ameryce
jest wiele, 20 gazette tylko ma to
irzymaJ'., ably sic MA ubawlc.
re inni redaktorzy Wnrusoui
ME zyczu, to d"brze rozamiem,
boo mu ~zazdroszcza ~powodzenia,
ale ia uwarzam, re pozadni PoIacy
powinni abonowuc Wiaruso, jake
pismo prawdziwie dobre, podajace
%najwiecej wiadomosel o sprawach
Polski"h, talk w Europe, .iak W
Ameryce.
Twoj wierny abonent
Anastazy Wiecki
S. Henry Str. Mr.. 234.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
ILL
Kr6lOwie polscy
w Wilnfe.
WilnO, Is

Vrrno, I" TTIJa, o.:
Szanowny Rodaktorze! Wy
czytafem W numerze 10 Wiarusa.
il Pan mozesz "a Jednego dolara
przysta6 poczta wszystkich kro
low poIskich ma jednym obrazis.
Poniewai obecnym czasie
ME nam papierowego dolara, prze-
to poselam mark pocztowe war
totci jednego dolara, "a co pros.e
nadssia6 ow piekny obruz polski.
Chocial jestem miodzichcem,
lat 26 i W Stanach Zjednoczonych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

niedzy potrzeba. z tych mill
onow p6jdzie 10 milionow ia
ko staly wydatek ma utrzy-
mamie zwiekszonego wojska,
% milionow zas jake jedno-
razowy wydatek IA potrzeby
wiekszej liczby rekrat5w.
Wynalazki wojskowe tax
postapi}y w ostatatnim czasie,
re prawie wszystko trzeba
PREY wojsku %pozmleniac. Pc
trzebuje vice Rad SO Milo
now ma sprawienie nowych
tornistrow, ma MOVIE karabiny,
i ma czesc;owe przebudowanie
twierdz. Tornistry majq bye
lzejsze, inaczej ulozone, a1eby
zoinierz mogf nosi6 PREY soble
wiecej nabojow. Okolo So mi
lionow potrzebu]e Rad IA po-
budowanie nowych kolei ola
wojska.
w ostatnim czasie, jak VIA
domo, wynaleziono masy z>va.
ne nroburytami," umelinita-
NIL" ktore PREY nabojach ar
matnich proch zastepuja. Ma
boje z tych mas maja tax STAR
czyscie dzialaG, lie "a mic dzi-
siejsze injury forteczne i da-
chy ma twierdzach. Jak deske
sucha wszystko tie naboje roz-
gruchoca. Zeby twierdze, ma
gazyny z prochem, z dziaiami,
Z karabinami, wogoIe wszelkie
izby, kazamaty, pred dziafa-
MEM tych nowych naboi "a
sfoniG, trzeba dach twierdz i
magazynow zupe}nle przebudo-
wac pokryc. Bedzie to ko-
sztowafo wlele milionow.
Gtownie bedzie obwarowa-
ma strona zachodnia. Cd Fran
cyl i wschodnia cd Rosyi. Ma
fortach poznanskich JUL cd
kilku miesiecy rozpoczeto 'e
robote; zdzierajq dachy z for
tow i budujq move ma me
lenity i %roburity. Mad granieq
Szwa]caryi pobudowane beda
MOVE ko!eje, tax. ably w razie
wojny w "a godzinach MONA
przewiesc znaczne silly wojska
z Bawacyi i Wyrtembergii ma
granice francuzkq.
W P~etersburgu powie-
szono JUL trzech studentow u
nlworsytetu, ktorych schwyta-
no w czasie zamachu ma cara
du;a 1890 Marca. Nazwiska
ich uhrabia" Urusow, nksiaze"
Kantakuzen, trzeci nazywaf
sic Krock. Dwaj pierwsi male
ia do najprzedniejszych rod6w
W Rosyi, 1rzeci byf synem ko-
mendanta miasta Wsrszawy
generafa Krocka ktory do
wiedziawszy sic 0 losie syna,
zycie sobie odebraf.
" Bmgmy; jakos spokojnle.
Regencya ma zwo]ac d. Soft
sobranje i przedfozyG jej, jak
stojq sprawy. Rosyi do zajecia
wojskicm Bu1garyi ME chcq
dopuscjc ami Austrya, ami
Anglia, ami NIemcy, vie ona
o tenn, ale udaje re czeka, i
ME chce wskazaG niAogo ma
kslecIa, dopokl dzlsle]sza regen.
eva bedzie PREY wfadzy, a
znowu panstwom %sqsiaduja-
Gym Idle o to, ably re5encya
dalej rzqdzi}a spokoj W tych
kra jach n~trzymywa1a. Ma ten
vice spor stanq], lie obie
strony czekajq i liczq, lie kto-
"a z Mich PREDICT sic zmeczy,
a wtedy drugiej ustqpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26

Park. Kolonia ia ~roziozona W pieciu powiatach mapa teiae
,wyraznle przedstawia w}asciwe %poio1enie bisko 1000 po-
lepsz"nych farm, a ma mich %znajduje sic okofo 5000 budynkow
2 ktorych jest bisko 1000 w%ygodnych dom6w mieszkalnych.
rroez domow, mapa tak2e p~rzedstawa 200 mil drogi, 10 ko.
sclolow' Il szkof. 8 mfynow, ~ SHADOW (%storowl 10 poczt,
co wszystko znAjduie sic W owej kolonii.
Obecnle zak1ada]a fumdament zkamieni pod wieki koscio1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
Agenci ,,Wiarusa:"

Agenci ,,Wiarusa::"
Dunkan, Nedrascg
S. M. Siawihski.
Audenried, Pa.
Jan Goryca.
Beaperdarn, WIS.
Jozef Durzyhski.
Gilman, Benton Co. Mo.
Wawrzyniec Wisniewski.
La Sale, III.
}. st. Bielejewski.
Baltimore, NJ u.
Felix's Brzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
South Bend, Ind.
Korpal V. 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calumet Mich.
L.. Wrob!ewski.
MInto, d. Z.
Jul. Wirkus.
Teodor Wysocki.
Araoch, D, I.
F. Galewskl.
Roniotowski, "
JGzef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mich.
Jozefiak: c. o. T.. Auspach
260 Gratiot Av.
Duluth: HIM.
Antoni Grala
2OO9-3rd Str, 90 Ace w.
Chicago III.
S. Budzbanowski
1856 Paulina str.
Kajetan Pokrzyw;hski
731 w 18th Str.
Mieczystaw Kowalski
100 Milwaukee Az.
Stanisfaw Wegierski,
Crittenden & Courier Str.-35
FIR. GI&yhski,
ISL Milwaukee Ave.
Teodor j. Wikaryasz
2S52-2S54 Archer Ave.
X. Olszewski - 1856 Archer Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Jan Napierala 1913. Davis Str.
Rlonia, Wis.
Sikorski.
Ellis, Wi*.
Jan Wysocki.
Steyeus Point, Wis.
Felix kamrowski.
Chester, A. Z.
NJ. Danielewski.
arcadia, Wis,
+. Grossman.
j.. X. Cysewski,
l.. Wojczyk.
Independence, Wis.
Flip Wojczyk.
Dodge, z. O. Wis.
L. Brom.
A. Mondry.
L. Rudnik.
South Chicago:
Wawrzyn Templin.
New York.
i. S. Maliszewski,
8 Market Str.
Boyington, z. O. Wis.
j. zywicki.
st. Paul., Minn.
Jozef Maca,
Who, Minn.
MARGIN A. Mazany.
appleton, linn.
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey City,, N. u.
FIR. Plewacki, 343 HendersonStr
~Shamokmi, Pa.
Franciszek Clmochowski.
st. Louis, No.
V. Mazurek,
1910 North Sth Str.
Mlwauhee, Wis.
Jan +. Berka Hambord Ave.
Andrzej Brzakafa
7O6-2nd Ave.
BreDont, 7eaas.
Jozef Bartula.
Bryan, 7enas.
Ludwik Dzieglewiez
(Louis Taylor.j
New Wacer1y, TEE.
Ignacy Ch!ebowski
BnA1alo, ". 7.
Jan Zurek,
cor Lovvjoy & Detroit Str.
Bay City, Mich.
Antoni PrzybylIhski L. B. 500
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Karol Nowak, Is 10th St.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-26
P0lSki KlaSZt or

Tysiace ludzi sic raduja z tJ nowiny, a mianowicie CT,
ktorzy tam JUL zamieszkuia.
zeszfej jesieni, zimy wiosny miernik moi ~przechodzif
ebszary gruntu nrzecieGowo Is mil dziennie i odszukaf setki
ARROW ziemi %stepowej (prairie) ktore przedtem mic by}y odkryte.
Zapraszam zatem w%szystkich, ktorzy maja zamiar kupic
soole fanny, ably czemprsdzej p%rzyjeadzali, jeze]i chcq przyszlej
)eslenl zeorac 2nlwo z 100 ARROW owsa lub innego zbo1a.
Nigdy jeszcze ME by1o lepszej sposobnosci nabycia gruntu
pc czesci stepowego a czesci lesistego W talk dobrej kolonM,
jak obecnie.
- zlemia ia lezy tylko 8 mile cd kosciola klasztoru.
lynn, ktorzy juz zaknpili odemnie. grunt, DO pierwszy raz
radze, ably natychmiast, jeieli majq dosy6 zasobu, w~prowadzli
SIC ma swe fanny. Praca jednomiesiec1na tel wiosny ma
Was!!ych gruntach przyniesie Warn lepszy pclyek, nizeli 8
ml!esleczna praca przynosiaby zesz}ego roku. Tysiace akrow
wlece] bedq zaslane. tel wiosny zbozem, trawa i warzywem,
nz byfy W poprzednich latach.
Napy ~ksia5eczki So rozsy1ane darmo. Pszcie do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

The New York papers are still engaged in q
heated discussion over the political letters written
BY the President during the recent campaign. and
over the question which, II either he arterward
wanted TO recall
All this seems 70 be \ waste OF valuable space.
Who cares what letters or now many, the Presl-
oent wanted 10 keep out Of the printers hands?
After everything has been said there will still
remain the fact that Mr.. Cleveland did
write one letter In support OF the candidacy
q Cod. John X Fellows Tor district attorney
OF View YORK county, regardless OF the fact that
Col Feilovss opponent Was the Candidate OF the
nngwumps as wei as OF a large number OF demo-
Gratis whose party fealty cannot, ordinary occa-
SonA be called II question for a moment. This Is
enough 20 know for the present. Another years
movements IN politics viii show how well the
mugwumrs Ike IL. Al the tine spent In argu-
Inent over the alleged attempt 10 keep this letter
out Of print Il thrown away: FOR II WAS the fact
that the President was willing 20 help a straight
out democrat against a mugwump-democrat.
which made Its impression upon his supporters,
without reference 70 after-thought or after-deeds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

Mr.. Paul Max 0'Reil Blouet is quoted a3 saying
that, although he spends the larger part OF his
time in other lands. he could not live unless he
could run over 10 France once in while and sain
his native air. This Is doubtless an exaggerated
form Ct statement, Ike some OF the passages
which are most entertaining IN NJ. Blouet's books,
but IL smbodies sentiment very common among
the people OF Continental countries They all
crave a more o. less frequent breath OF the air
OF France, or Germany, or Switzerland, or
Italy as the case may be. But about the
most unhappy mortal 20 be found anywhere is the
long exparriated European who, having made and
saved enough In America TO enable him to 20 home
and live Ia COMFORT tines to do So IL Is not great
while before be discovers the difference In the gait
NJ which the world moves on the two sides OF the
Atlantic. He has been weaned from the maternal
breast and learned TO take care OF himself He has
forged ahead at a rate which would have made
his ancestors dizzy. He knows no man greater
than himself; some are richer, some are more
influential some have been clothed by the SURFACES
of their fellow citizens with broader authority
but there Is none hose voice in the government OF
the nation Is worth more than his none who stands
On better footing than he when he attempts TO
enforce his rights as a citizen in the courts. His
return 20 the scenes OF his boyhood Expresses him
He becomes homesick In q reversed sense The
spot which has been so long invested, by mental
association, with an ever-gruw1ng charm, has LOST
It's nchantment wholly BY renewed and prolonged
contact with Its daily activities Occasional snifYs
Of the air OF his birthplace are delightful but life
there grows wesnsome and Observation-Disclosures
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Death eoEtin1es 10 do effective work as the ally
Of the anti-Gladstonians In England. wolverton
gone, Da,tors.e gone, and the Conservatiye-Union-
ist vish which Is father 10 the thought, predict
Ing the early decease Of Gladstone himself. But
the task OF killing the home-rule movement by
piecemeai, through q removal OF Individuals, is
slow and uncertain, and long before 10 can be ac-
compiished death promises 10 make his own on
some election day the whole coalition anti-home
rule party.
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